For those of you not old enough to have experienced life in the 70's and 80's; you will never know just how good things were then compared to how bad things are now.

'These are on sale so that's what we're going to get' - how many times did I hear that growing up lol?

This may sound corny coming from an almost 58 year old guy, but watching this brought tears to my eyes. Why? My dad was still alive, I was 11 enjoying the time of my life skateboarding in the street, riding wheelies on my buddies Schwinn that I could not afford, hoping that cute girl Lynn down the block liked me. Such innocent times and yet very distant memories. Bottom line, we all got along, didn't have much money, were happy and didn't have the damn cell phones that alienate us. Thank you for posting this!

Fascinating that 103K people tuned in to watch a family visit to Sears 47 years ago. 2K people commented. That speaks volumes!! Never thought I'd want to return to those days. And here we are, longing with tears in our eyes.

Wow... no smash-and-grabs, no hip-hop music from the store sound system, no rude customers making entitled demands, no gun shots in the parking lot. This vid should be titled "Life Before The Obama Regimes".

It's amazing that woman and all her children got into that 1970 Ford Torino two-door hardtop . Nowadays people have two children and they need a Chevy Tahoe with three rows of Passenger seating.

I miss the 70s so badly. I hate the times we live in. Life is just horrid to me now.

No smartphones, no internet, just life.

The sound of those car doors opening and closing on that blue Torino are classic sounds of the 70s.

In 1977, you just never knew if the car would actually start.

"These are on sale. You like these." Note: this is a statement, not a question.

Look at mom. She is in total control of the situation. SHE is making the decisions.

Notice how calm and how much slower people are.

Even though this isn't your family, it is your family, and we can remember every minute of this film as if we were in it.

We're so blessed to have grown up in the 1970s and 1980s. It was an infinitely better time.

When parking lots were full of Cool-ass cars...

I just didn’t realize how special those times would be to me now. I’m 57 and both my parents have passed. Our world was simple and in order back then.

Oh look, an actual employee assisting a customer! Great video. Love my memories of the 70’s.

That's how we shopped for shoes when I was growing up.

Good ole days with no looting, no shoplifting, and no street take over by idiots. People actually respecting each other’s space.